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Jackson Vocab

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Election of 1824 Election between Jackson, Adams, Crawford, and Clay. The House of Representatives gets the final say in who wins the election.
Election of 1828 Election between John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. Jackson ends up becoming the 7th president
Electoral Vote # of votes that has to be majority or one more than half
Corrupt Bargain Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams made an agreement that made Adams the 6th president. After this, Adams made Clay Secretary of State
John Quincy Adams Won the Election of 1824 and was the 6th president of the United States
Henry Clay Secretary of State for John Quincy Adams and was the leader of the Whig Party
Andrew Jackson Won the Election of 1828 and was the 7th president of the United States. Only served 2 terms
Gibbons v. Ogden Court case where John Marshall ruled the federal gov't that had power to regulate interstate commerce
McCulloch v. Maryland Court case where John Marshall ruled a national bank that was constitutional and a state couldn't tax banks
Supremacy Clause Constitution states that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land and made the federal gov't stronger than the states
Necessary and Proper Congress can do anything it needs to carry out its powers
Worcester v. Georgia Court case where the Cherokee could stay on their land
Interstate Commerce Trading between states
Implied Powers Powers that aren't specifically given to Congress
Federalism Powers shared between state gov'ts and national gov'ts
Reinforce To support with additional material
Electoral College A group that chooses who is the next president of the United States
Supreme Court The highest court in the US
House of Representatives Part of Congress that can impeach the president. If no one running for president gets majority vote, the House gets to decide who wins
John C. Calhoun Argued for states rights from South Carolina
Ensure To clarify that something will happen
Popular Vote # of people who vote for a presidential candidate
Tariff Taxes on imported goods
Nullification Crisis When South Carolina refused to follow the Tariff of 1828
States Rights States have certain rights not listed in the Constitution
Tariff of Abominations Highest tariff in United State history
Indian Territory In modern-day Oklahoma
Cherokee Native tribes that lived in GA, TN, and SC
Seminole Native tribe from Florida
John Marshall Presided over the Gibbons v. Ogden and McCulloch V. Maryland court case
James McCulloch Clerk for the Bank of the United States in Maryland
Sequoya Native American that mad the writing system for the Cherokee
Trial of Tears Removal of Chickasaw, Cherokee, and Chocktaw to moder-day Oklahoma
Jacksonian Democrats Political Party to help support Andrew Jackson's policy's
Jacksonian Democracy Idea that the Common man should get involved with the gov't through voting or holding office
Whigs Political Party that opposed the policies of Andrew Jackson
Nicholas Biddle President of the second Bank of the United States
Martin Van Buren Andrew Jackson's 2nd vice president and was elected 10th president of the United States
2nd Bank of the United States Destroyed by Jackson when its funds were removed
Veto President can deny or cancel a bill that was passed by Congress
Dismantle To take to pieces
Suffrage To have the right to vote
Caucus System More common man select candidates for president
Spoils System Rewarding political supporters with government jobs
Panic of 1837 Economic depression when Martin Van Buren was president
William Henry Harrison 9th president of the United States
Repeal Remove a law that has already been passed
Indian Removal Act Law that required the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole, and Choctaw to move into modern-day Oklahoma
Nullify Declare a law passed by Congress to be canceled out
Nullification Process of a state declaring a law to be void
Secede Leave a country
Adams-Onis Treaty Agreement between the US and Spain that gave Florida to the US
Appeal To make a serious request, most likely to the public
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